3 bed detached house for sale

Appletree Lane, Inkberrow, Worcester, Worcestershire WR7

Midsummer Meadow is an enchanting listed timbered and thatched cottage that effortlessly blends period character with lifestyle opportunity. Rich in charm, the property showcases a wealth of original features, including exposed timber beams, flagstone flooring and an impressive inglenook fireplace, all of which create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout.
The accommodation is well arranged for everyday living, with a selection of comfortable reception rooms and three bedrooms that work harmoniously as they stand. The kitchen, which has been extended in more recent years, forms a practical and sociable heart to the home while offering exciting future possibilities. Subject to the necessary permissions, there is potential to add a second floor above this space, creating further accommodation and enhancing the overall footprint of the property.
On the first floor, the layout currently provides three bedrooms, although buyers may wish to explore the possibility of introducing a cloakroom with a WC and basin on the landing. This would add valuable convenience while still retaining all three bedrooms, addressing what may otherwise be considered a limitation for some purchasers.
Beyond the main house, Midsummer Meadow truly distinguishes itself. The annexe adds highly versatile additional accommodation, ideal for guests, extended family or ancillary use.

Outside

Approached off a quiet lane, the drive leads past the cottage to a parking area in front of the annexe and garage. In a mature garden setting, with fruit trees and lawns, vegetable garden and greenhouse. The paddocks slope up from the garden.
A separate access leads to the stables with a concrete apron and horsebox parking area and to the woodland behind. In the woodland are sites for two glamping pods, (on which the present owner had two mobile pods producing a useful income. These are not included I the sale). The top paddock is currently partly covered in thorn bushes but could easily be cleared to provide additional grazing.
A bridlepath adjoins the property for walking and hacking, and a footpath crosses the top of the paddock.
The property benefits from an impressive range of stabling, creating a rare and highly adaptable offering.
Set within approximately 6.25 acres, the grounds provide space, privacy and exceptional lifestyle appeal, particularly for those with equestrian interests. Direct access to a nearby bridleway allows riding straight from the property without the need to join public roads, a feature that will appeal strongly to horse owners.

Midsummer Meadow is situated along the sought-after Appletree Lane, on the edge of the attractive village of Inkberrow in Worcestershire. This enviable position offers the perfect balance of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience, with the property enjoying a peaceful setting surrounded by open countryside while remaining within easy reach of village amenities.
Inkberrow is a vibrant and well-regarded village, known for its strong sense of community and excellent local facilities. These include a village shop, public houses, a church, sports clubs and a well-regarded primary school, all contributing to its appeal for families and those seeking an active village lifestyle. The property is within comfortable walking distance of these amenities, adding to its practicality as a permanent home.
The surrounding Worcestershire countryside provides beautiful walking, riding and cycling routes, with the benefit of a nearby bridleway offering direct access for equestrian pursuits. Despite its rural setting, the property remains well connected, with the nearby towns of Alcester, Evesham and Worcester providing a broader range of shopping, dining and leisure options, as well as access to rail services and major road networks. Local amenities include the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon and in Worcester, county cricket by the Cathedral, along with horse racing on the banks of the river Severn.

There is a wide selection of schools that cater for most requirements, including King's School and rgs in Worcester, Malvern College and Malvern St James, The Croft at Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham Girls and Boys. The M5 is accessed at Junctions 5,6 or 7, making commuting to the West Midlands and Bristol conurbations are easily accessible. The M40 to the east provides good access to London.

Trains run regularly from Worcestershire and Stratford-upon-Avon to
Birmingham and London, and just 21 miles to the north-east is Warwick Parkway train station, which offers a fast and regular train service to London Marylebone.